Corail Aigre

  Here is the decvelopment process of my magazine. I will put all of my ideas here and reflect on the decisions that I make. Genre: Architecture Sub-Genre : Balinese Modern-Traditional Name of Magazine: "Balinese Design Chronicle" "Architectura Baliensis" "Bali Heritage Builder" "BaliVernacular: The Architecture Journal" "Cultural Constructs: Balinese Architecture" "Bali Built: An Architectural Odyssey" "Unique Complex Structure: Balinese Designs" "Balinese Blueprint" "ArchaeDesign Bali" "Bali's Architectural Tapestry" I went with "BaliVernacular: The Architecture Journal" because it captures my love for Balinese architecture and its cultural roots. It's not just academic; it's about celebrating and preserving the unique styles that make Bali special. Possible Cover Lines: Interview With The Famous Architect: I Putu Ngentod Unveiling Bali's Architectural Treasur

This is my statement of intent and in case it is hard to see, there is a link of the document in the bottom of the text just in case it is unreadbable. https://docs.google.com/document/d/120iWQDmldGxGa23JE5jmPAs4B9P087D0VwGN-2HKJ1U/edit?usp=sharing LINK OF THE DOCUMENT JUST IN CASE Reflection: Doing this statement of intent really helps making my magazine as it serves as a brainstorm or plan to continue making my magazine about architecture. With the statement of Intent, I now know what kinds of Demographics and Psychographics to do, What my magazine needs to contain and what not to contain. I was told to also have a secondary target audeince which mine was an older audience that are interested in Balinese Architecture. This serves as a backup plan and a way to target and sell to more audiences using the same genre.

  Here are my notes from a lesson about how media companies target audiences I worked as part of a group but participated in the discussion MEGA, September 2022 (issue), Future plc, Maverick Magazines (publisher) CODE, September-Octorber 2023 (issue), EPS Software Corp (publisher) Our Notes: Reflection:  I found out that magazine makers first pick who they want to read their magazine, using stuff like age and interests. Then they use certain pictures and words on the cover to attract those readers. I can do the same for my magazine project. I just need to figure out who I want to read it (like guys who are into motorcycles and are between 16 and 30) and then use things that would interest them, like a picture of someone riding a motorcycle on the cover.  For genres, I learned that magazines in the same category need to be kind of the same so people know what to expect, but also a bit different to keep things interesting. So, for my magazine, I can write a review about a motorcycle, whi

Description Of This Theory: What a Representation is/Meaning? A potrayle in a media of a thing What a stereotype is? A Characteristic and attributes to groups of people that is a popular belief but not true. Why are stereotypes used? It simplify character portrayals, convey information quickly, and sometimes exploit audience biases for narrative convenience or humor. What Social groups are represented in media? Religion, Gender, Age. Race/Ethnicity, Social Class, LGBT, Disability Groups Sterotyped in Indonesian Media: POSITIVE: Bule helps Clean Bali's River What is the group? Bules or Foreign Tourists How are they represented? Good, Nice, Helpful, Kind and Thoughtful What is the reason for this? Inform that the Stereotypes of Bules are not all true and that some can be kind and smart. How does the audience recieve this message? As a Balinese citizen(Who the media is for), these kind of news are not seen much but are very heart warming to see foreigners do the jobs that we were mean

  Here is the research of my magazine. BIG ANALYSIS Media Language The genre convention of a Tourism and Culture shows a unique and unfamiliar clothing or lifestlye. This magazine confirms this as it shows a one and only dancing uniform from Bali worn by the children, directly showing the different culture for someone foreign and traveling to Bali. The cover image features two young Balinese boys in vibrant traditional dancing costumes, creating an exotic and culturally rich atmosphere. The use of the "udeng" and Balinese masks signifies the magazine's focus on traditional Balinese culture. The bold and prominent title, "The Echo," helps establish the magazine's brand identity and capture the reader's attention. Representations The cover image represents Balinese culture as colorful, vibrant, and traditional, with the young boys symbolizing the richness of the island's heritage. The use of traditional attire and masks reinforces the idea that the mag

  Here is my Weekly Progress for the magazine progress and also a rough plan Week  Term 2 Week  Term 3 1 (2 Oct) Brief, Research 8 ( 8 Jan) Development 2 Research 9 Shoot 3 Research 10 Shoot, Self Reflection 4 Proposal  11 Post Production 5 Development 12 Post Production 6 Development 13 (12 Feb) Deadline (Monday 12th February) 7 Development 14   Week 1 - Out teacher introduced us into te magazine brief, looks like it's going to be pretty fun - Today we learn about magazine termanology, Its hard to remember them all so far - I started to analyze the magazines we brought to class Week 2 - I researched about the stuctures in a magazine cover and some of the contents inside.  - I also leanrned about the Representation Theory, which may be useful for my magazine project as I need to be careful of what I represent - I got a homework about labeling the structures in a Magazine Cover and it was quiet easy as we already had an example and we know the meaning of all the Structures. Week 3

  Here is the brief for component 1. I have decided to choose the magazine option. Reflection: I had zero to no interest at first learning about magazines, but I figured the design aspect could be of use for me and the knowledge of why some sell more than others could be useful too. With this knowledge I could thrive in businesses better and have a better opportunity in gaining the things I need.